I'm kinda stressed on what I should do. I've been waiting for the new iphone for some months now, I never had the intention to get a data plan since I'm still in college and the parents are paying my cellphone bills, I don't think its fair to ask them to dish out at least 80 bucks a month for me. I always had the intention of buying for wi-fi, but I like the 3G because in the future when I get a job and start paying my own bills I could theoretically switch to my own plan (and I assume data will be cheaper in a few years, but that's also assuming I'm still using this 3G iphone). Also I liked the GPS and improved reception because I live in a condo where only SE, the iPhone and Nokia phones get any reception (and none of them are TOO good, they all get about the same bars).
Now with that said, should I wait for the new 3G iphones or get one now? I'm just afraid that when the new 3G iphones come out, it becomes set in stone that you HAVE to sign a data plan to get the iphone and then the prices on the old iphones will increase. I think basically the old iphone has everything I want minus GPS and better reception (I like the aluminum though) which I guess I can live with. Whats the speculation on continued hacks/unlocks for the gen1 iPhone? I don't want it for sure if people are gonna stop hacking the firmware as I live in Canada and Rogers here stated a policy that they will not activate gen1 iphones and would even fire any employee on the spot if they tried to do so.
Technology is a stressful thing...
Now with that said, should I wait for the new 3G iphones or get one now? I'm just afraid that when the new 3G iphones come out, it becomes set in stone that you HAVE to sign a data plan to get the iphone and then the prices on the old iphones will increase. I think basically the old iphone has everything I want minus GPS and better reception (I like the aluminum though) which I guess I can live with. Whats the speculation on continued hacks/unlocks for the gen1 iPhone? I don't want it for sure if people are gonna stop hacking the firmware as I live in Canada and Rogers here stated a policy that they will not activate gen1 iphones and would even fire any employee on the spot if they tried to do so.
Technology is a stressful thing...